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Thursday 27th May
Thursday 27th May
Final outcome with lights.
Thursday 27th May
Final outcome. Also going to wait for dark to take some more photographs and experiment with lights.
Wednesday 26th May
Photos of the different completed body parts.
Sunday 23rd May
A disaster... The latex that was poured on top of the felt decided to dry white and not clear. The top pictures show the contrast of the back (which dried clear) and the front. This left me no choice but to peel away the front part without damaging the mod roc too much. Now I have no more felt left and need to find a way to cover the front.
Friday 21st May
Going back to my wet felting and latex technique. Still looks odd with the burned material.
Thursday 20th May
Pinning a mix of materials to my mod roc torso to see how each textures flow with each other. I don't like the mix of the dry burned material with the rubbery latex,it has to be one or the other.
Thursday 13th May - Sunday 23rd May
Journal updates, to do lists, plans, mind maps etc
Thursday 13th May
Semi completed marbling leg. Here I just used my ink and latex material to cover the leg and create a marbled skin effect.
Tuesday 11th May
Today I painted my mod roc arm using oil paints, I was trying to achieve a dead skin tone, focusing on the areas that would have more detail such as the elbow, knuckles, palm and in between the fingers. I then coated it in latex so when it dries it has a glossy effect.
Tuesday 11th May
Artist collaboration that links to my FMP. Latex hands.
Sunday 9th May
Mod roc torso, front and back. Once these have dried in place I will attach them properly to one another.
Monday 26th April - Friday 7th May
Journal updates, research, mind maps, planning and to do lists.
Friday 7th May
Ink and latex pouring. These should be ready to peel and stick to my mod roc leg on Tuesday.
Wednesday 5th May
Mod roc arm
Monday 3rd May
Finished mod roc legs. Now I just need to add the decaying skin details and the rest of the body.
Artist Research- Marc Quinn
Marc Quinn is a British contemporary visual artist that works with sculpture, installation and painting. He came to light in the early 1990s and makes art about what it is to be a person living in the world, drawing inspiration from our relationship with nature, human desires, identity, beauty and why people transform their own beauty. He has a number of collections that are interesting to me and relate to my own work, these include the collections ‘Self’ and ‘Artists Body’.
Starting with the collection ‘Self’, here he casts his own head in frozen silicone using 10 pints of his blood. It is an on-going self portrait that he makes every 5 years, showing the passing of time and changing of self. This work also takes on a symbolic and functional meaning as Quinn started this work when he was an alcoholic. He talks about how he depended on the alcohol to survive, much like how the heads need electricity to be kept frozen.
Quinn also states that ‘...art is an engagement with the material world.. its transformable energy and the immaterial world of emotions/ideas...’
His collection ‘Artists body’ also explores preserving the human body (his own body) using various methods such as his own excrements, latex, rubber and crushed lead. Pieces like ‘You take my breath away’ and ‘No visible means of escape’ use latex casts of his body that are then suspended limply from the ceiling.
His ideas and the way he presents his work is fascinating to me and will definitely inspire the way I want to photograph/present my outcomes.